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    Getting vaccinated against COVID-19 while pregnant or breastfeeding protects both mother and baby, as the antibodies generated by the vaccine can be passed to the baby. There is no evidence that COVID-19 or other vaccines cause issues with fertility or pregnancy. Health experts recommend pregnant individuals get vaccinated since vaccination reduces the risk of severe illness from COVID-19.

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    Getting vaccinated against COVID-19 while pregnant or breastfeeding protects both mother and baby, as the antibodies generated by the vaccine can be passed to the baby. There is no evidence that COVID-19 or other vaccines cause issues with fertility or pregnancy. Health experts recommend pregnant individuals get vaccinated since vaccination reduces the risk of severe illness from COVID-19.

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    Getting vaccinated against COVID-19 while pregnant or breastfeeding protects both mother and baby, as the antibodies generated by the vaccine can be passed to the baby. There is no evidence that COVID-19 or other vaccines cause issues with fertility or pregnancy. Health experts recommend pregnant individuals get vaccinated since vaccination reduces the risk of severe illness from COVID-19.

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    Protect yourself and your baby

    from COVID-19. Get vaccinated.


    • COVID-19 vaccination is
    recommended for people who are
    pregnant, breastfeeding, trying to
    get pregnant now, or might become
    pregnant in the future.

    • There is currently no evidence that


    any vaccines, including COVID-19
    vaccines, cause problems with
    becoming pregnant.

    • Getting a COVID-19 vaccine while


    pregnant can protect you from
    getting very sick from COVID-19.

    • If you are pregnant or breastfeeding,


    COVID-19 vaccination builds
    antibodies that can transfer to and
    help protect your baby.

    • The COVID-19 vaccine has gone


    through the same strict development
    studies that all vaccines go through
    to ensure they are safe.

    Ask your healthcare provider


    about the COVID-19 vaccine.
    cdc.gov/coronavirus
    CS 326116-C | 06/10/2022

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